| | Can't You Hear Me Callin' Bluegrass: 80 Years Of American Music CD (2 Customer Reviews)
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Personnel: Bobby Osborne (vocals, tenor, baritone, banjo, mandolin); Bill Monroe (vocals, tenor, guitar, mandolin); Jim McReynolds (vocals, tenor, guitar); Ralph Stanley, Sonny Osborne (vocals, tenor, banjo); Dan Tyminski (vocals, baritone, guitar); Earl Scruggs (vocals, baritone, banjo); Alison Krauss (vocals, baritone, fiddle); Jake Tullock (vocals, baritone); Sara Carter (vocals, guitar, guitarron); Herb Pedersen, Molly O'Day (vocals, guitar, banjo); Mother Maybelle Carter (vocals, guitar, autoharp); Ricky Skaggs (vocals, guitar, mandolin, fiddle, background vocals); Clarence White (vocals, guitar, mandolin); Marina Reid, Billy E. Powers, Earl Webster, Jamie O'Hara, Jimmy Martin , Lester Flatt, Lynn Davis , Mac Wiseman, Red Allen, Riley Puckett, Roger McGuinn, Steve Earle, Walter Bailes, Bill Harrell, Merle Travis, Bill Reid, Carl Butler, Carl Story, Carter Stanley, Charlie Louvin, Charlie Monroe (vocals, guitar); Beecher "Pete" "Bashful Brother Oswald" Kirby (vocals, dobro, banjo); Josh Graves (vocals, dobro); Don Reno, Lily May Ledford, Grandpa Jones, Charlie Poole (vocals, banjo); Audie Webster, Ira Louvin, Jesse McReynolds, Kieran Kane, Red Rector, Rhonda Vincent (vocals, mandolin); Clayton McMichen, Roy Acuff, Stoney Cooper (vocals, fiddle); Skip Battin (vocals, piano); Joe Lee Carter, Gene Parsons, A.P. Carter, Natalie Maines, Patty Loveless, Wilma Lee Cooper (vocals); Curly Seckler (tenor, guitar, mandolin); Del McCoury, John Bailes (tenor, guitar); Ron Block (tenor, banjo); Ramona Jones (tenor, background vocals); John Cowan (tenor); Don McHan (baritone, guitar, banjo); Darrell "Pee Wee" Lambert (baritone, mandolin); Joel Price (baritone); Paul Warren (bass voice, fiddle); Grady Martin (guitar, fiddle); Claude Boone, Bob Hopson, Eddie Hill, Emory Gordy, Jerry Byrd & the String Dusters, Tex Willis, Ralph Mayo, Dale Sledd, Ray "Duck" Atkins, Gram Parsons, Harold Bradley, Lonnie "Pap" Wilson, Norman Woodlief, Sam Pruett, Rosie Ledford, Paul Yandell, Randy Scruggs, Rose Lee Maphis, Roy Hall, Roy Harvey, Russ Barenberg, Salty Holmes, Steve Mandell, Mike Marshall , Jess Easterday, Brian Ahern, Bryan Sutton (guitar); Chet Atkins, Larry Carlton, Ray Flacke (electric guitar); Don Helms, Johnny Sibert, Clell Summey, James "Jimmie" Selph, Hal Rugg, Bruce Bouton (steel guitar); George "Speedy" Krise, Bill Carver, Jerry Douglas , Rob Ickes, Shot Jackson (dobro); Gid Tanner, John Hartford (banjo, fiddle); Russell Vass, Emily Robison, Eric Weissberg, Swanson Walker, Fate Norris, David Akeman, Hoke Jenkins, Rudy Lyle, Clato Buchanan, J.D. Crowe, Jim Smoak, Joe Maphis, Lou Reid , Mark Schatz, Allen Shelton, Mike Miller, Tom Adams, Béla Fleck (banjo); Rita Faye Sinks (autoharp); Chris Hillman, Clyde Moody, David Grisman, Curley Lambert, Charles Everett Lilly, Chick Hurt, Blaine Stewart, Jimmy Williams , Roy Dean Webb, Ernest Ferguson, Joe Stuart, Adam Steffey, Paul Williams , Ronnie McCoury, Sam Bush, Dale Reno, Vernon Derrick (mandolin); Mark O'Connor , Joshua Bell (violin); Chubby Wise, Martie Maguire, Dale Potter, Bob Summer, Deanie Richardson, Del Heck, Michael Cleveland , James "Slim" Martin, Cecil "Skeets" Williamson, Merle "Red" Taylor, Bert Layne, Fiddlin' Kate Warren, Posey Rorer, Benny Sims, James "Sonny James" Loden, Howdy Forrester, Lonnie Austin, Billy Hill, Lester Woodie, Richard Kane, Jack Youngblood, Lowe Stokes, Jason Carter , Jerry Rivers, Jim Brock, Jim Buchanan, Ray Park, Art Stamper, Stuart Duncan, Tex Atchison, Tommy Jackson, Benny Martin, Tommy Magness, Vassar Clements, Bobby Hicks , Buck Ryan (fiddle); John Mock (pennywhistle); Wilene "Sally Ann" Forester (accordion); Mickey Merritt, John Jarvis, Hargus "Pig" Robbins (piano); Gene Sisk (Fender Rhodes piano); Larry Muhoberac (keyboards); Clyde Brooks, Douglas Kirkham, Roy Yeager, Pee Wee Adams, Mike Baird, Jerry Carrigan, Jim Isbell, George Grantham, Buddy Harman (drums); Gary Coleman (percussion); C Can't You Hear Me Callin' Bluegrass: 80 Years Of American Music Music | List Price | $47.98 (You save $12.99) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, Folk, Country, Folk Music, Bluegrass, Box Sets | | Label | Legacy | | Orig Year | 2004 | | All Time Sales Rank | 25634  | | CD Universe Part number | 6780853 | | Catalog number | 90628 | | Discs | 4 | | Release Date | Sep 28, 2004 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Gregg Geller; David Grisman; Dixie Chicks; Don Law; Dan Hornsby; Eli Oberstein; Emory Gordy, Jr.; Harry Silverstein; Frank Jones; Fred Foster; Gary Usher; Frank Walker; Murray Nash; Jamie O'Hara; Jim Vienneau; John Thompson; Ken Nelson; Kieran Kane; Larry Ehrlich; Lloyd Maines; Alison Krauss; Mark O'Connor; Mike Post; Owen Bradley; Ralph Peer; Randy Scruggs; Rhonda Vincent; Ricky Skaggs; Ronnie McCoury; Art Satherley; Arthur Smith Trio; Steve Sholes; T-Bone Burnett; The Byrds; Twangtrust; Union Station; Wesley Rose; Bela Fleck; Edgar Meyer; Billy Sherrill; Bob Neuwirth; William Callaway; Gregg Geller (Compilation) |
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| | | | Can't You Hear Me Callin' Bluegrass: 80 Years Of American Music CD DISC 1: |
  | 1. | Soldier's Joy - Gid Tanner & His Skillet Lickers |
  | 2. | Don't Let Your Deal Go Down Blues - North Carolina Ramblers/Charlie Poole |
  | 3. | White House Blues - North Carolina Ramblers/Charlie Poole |
  | 4. | Bill Mason - North Carolina Ramblers/Charlie Poole |
  | 5. | Cannon Ball Blues - Carter Family |
  | 6. | D Blues - Blue Ridge Ramblers |
  | 7. | Keep on the Sunny Side - Carter Family |
  | 8. | What Would You Give in Exchange (For Your Soul)? - The Monroe Brothers |
  | 9. | I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes - Carter Family |
  | 10. | Great Speckled Bird - Roy Acuff |
  | 11. | Orange Blossom Special - Roy Hall & his Blue Ridge Entertainers |
  | 12. | Ida Red - Roy Acuff |
  | 13. | Pretty Polly - Coon Creek Girls |
  | 14. | Lonesome Old River Blues - Roy Acuff |
  | 15. | Mule Skinner Blues - Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys |
  | 16. | Wreck on the Highway - Roy Acuff |
  | 17. | Drunkard's Grave, The - The Bailes Brothers |
  | 18. | Rocky Road Blues - Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys |
  | 19. | Searching for a Soldier's Grave - The Bailes Brothers |
  | 20. | Blue Moon of Kentucky - Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys |
  | 21. | Dust on the Bible - The Bailes Brothers |
  | 22. | I Heard My Mother Weeping - Molly O'Day/The Cumberland Mountain Folks/Molly O'Day & The Cumberland Mountain Folks |
  | 23. | Will You Be Loving Another Man? - Bill Monroe |
  | 24. | Blue Grass Breakdown - Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys |
  | 25. | It's Mighty Dark to Travel - Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys |
  | 26. | Molly and Tenbrooks (The Race Horse Song) - Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys |
  | 27. | Black Mountain Rag - Roy Acuff |
| | Can't You Hear Me Callin' Bluegrass: 80 Years Of American Music Songs DISC 2: |
  | 1. | Can't You Hear Me Callin' - Bill Monroe |
  | 2. | Foggy Mountain Breakdown - Earl Scruggs/Lester Flatt/Foggy Mountain Boys |
  | 3. | Poor Ellen Smith - Molly O'Day/The Cumberland Mountain Folks/Molly O'Day & The Cumberland Mountain Folks |
  | 4. | Drunkard's Hell, The - Clinch Mountain Boys/The Stanley Brothers |
  | 5. | Lonesome River, The - Clinch Mountain Boys/The Stanley Brothers |
  | 6. | On the Banks of the River - Stoney Cooper/Clinch Mountain Boys/Wilma Lee |
  | 7. | Fields Have Turned Brown, The - Clinch Mountain Boys/The Stanley Brothers |
  | 8. | White Dove, The - Clinch Mountain Boys/The Stanley Brothers |
  | 9. | Sunny Side of the Mountain - Stoney Cooper/Clinch Mountain Boys/Wilma Lee |
  | 10. | I'm a Man of Constant Sorrow - Clinch Mountain Boys/The Stanley Brothers |
  | 11. | I Wonder How the Old Folks Are at Home - Mac Wiseman |
  | 12. | Uncle Pen - Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys |
  | 13. | Stoney, Are You Mad at Your Gal - Stoney Cooper/Clinch Mountain Boys/Wilma Lee/Their Clinch Mountain Clan |
  | 14. | When the Angels Rolled the Stone Away - Lynn Davis/Molly O'Day |
  | 15. | Earl's Breakdown - Earl Scruggs/Lester Flatt/Foggy Mountain Boys |
  | 16. | Don't Get Above Your Raising - Earl Scruggs/Lester Flatt/Foggy Mountain Boys |
  | 17. | Are You Missing Me? - Jim & Jesse/Virginia Boys |
  | 18. | Why Did You Wander? - Earl Scruggs/Lester Flatt/Foggy Mountain Boys |
  | 19. | Flint Hill Special - Earl Scruggs/Lester Flatt/Foggy Mountain Boys |
  | 20. | I'll Go Stepping Too - Earl Scruggs/Lester Flatt/Foggy Mountain Boys |
  | 21. | Love and Wealth - Carl Story & the Rambling Mountaineers |
  | 22. | 20/20 Vision - Jimmy Martin/Osborne Brothers/Jimmy Martin & The Osborne Brothers |
  | 23. | My Lord Keeps a Record - Carl Story & the Rambling Mountaineers |
  | 24. | I Love the Hymns They Sang at Mother's Grave - Carl Story & the Rambling Mountaineers |
  | 25. | Reunion in Heaven - Carl Story & the Rambling Mountaineers |
  | 26. | Don't You Hear Jerusalem Moan - Carl Story & the Rambling Mountaineers (previously unreleased) |
  | 27. | Hitch Hiker's Blues - Jack Youngblood |
| | Can't You Hear Me Callin' Bluegrass: 80 Years Of American Music Album DISC 3: |
  | 1. | Martha White Theme, The - Earl Scruggs/Lester Flatt/Foggy Mountain Boys/Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys |
  | 2. | Don't Let Your Deal Go Down - Earl Scruggs/Lester Flatt/Foggy Mountain Boys/Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys |
  | 3. | Seven Year Blues - Webster Brothers |
  | 4. | Get Down on Your Knees and Pray - Mary Reid/Melody Mountaineers/Bill Reid/Bill & Mary Reid & The Melody Mountaineers |
  | 5. | Somebody Touched Me - Webster Brothers/Carl Butler/The Webster Brothers |
  | 6. | Feudin' Banjos - Don Reno/Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith/Arthur Smith |
  | 7. | Ruby, Are You Mad - Osborne Brothers/Red Allen |
  | 8. | Knoxville Girl - The Louvin Brothers |
  | 9. | Once More - Osborne Brothers/Red Allen |
  | 10. | Twin Banjo Special - Joe Maphis |
  | 11. | Gosh, I Miss You All the Time - Jim & Jesse/Virginia Boys/Jim & Jesse And the Virginia Boys |
  | 12. | You Don't Know My Mind - Jimmy Martin & the Sunny Mountain Boys |
  | 13. | Rank Stranger - The Stanley Brothers |
  | 14. | My Empty Arms - Jim & Jesse/Virginia Boys/Jim & Jesse And the Virginia Boys |
  | 15. | Foggy Mountain Top - Earl Scruggs/Lester Flatt/Mother Maybelle Carter/Foggy Mountain Boys/Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys |
  | 16. | Beautiful Moon of Kentucky - Jim & Jesse/Virginia Boys/Jim & Jesse And the Virginia Boys |
  | 17. | Stoney Creek - Jim & Jesse/Virginia Boys/Jim & Jesse And the Virginia Boys |
  | 18. | She Left Me Standing on the Mountain - Jim & Jesse/Virginia Boys/Jim & Jesse And the Virginia Boys |
  | 19. | Sunny Side of the Mountain - Jimmy Martin & the Sunny Mountain Boys |
  | 20. | Just Joshing - Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith |
  | 21. | (It's a Long, Long Way) To the Top of the World - Jim & Jesse/Virginia Boys/Jim & Jesse And the Virginia Boys |
  | 22. | Cotton Mill Man - Jim & Jesse/Virginia Boys/Jim & Jesse And the Virginia Boys |
  | 23. | Since Wedding Bells Have Rung - Don Reno |
  | 24. | Rosalee - Grandpa Jones |
  | 25. | No More Goodbyes - Mother Maybelle Carter/Sara Carter |
  | 26. | Ballad of Jed Clampett, The - Earl Scruggs/Lester Flatt/Foggy Mountain Boys/Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys |
  | 27. | Rabbit in the Log - Jim & Jesse/Virginia Boys/Jim & Jesse And the Virginia Boys |
  | 28. | Rocky Top - Osborne Brothers |
  | 29. | Mountain Dew - Grandpa Jones |
  | 30. | Dueling Banjos - Eric Weissberg/Steve Mandell |
| | Can't You Hear Me Callin' Bluegrass: 80 Years Of American Music CD DISC 4: |
  | 1. | Turn Your Radio On - Grandpa Jones |
  | 2. | Black Mountain Rag (Soldier's Joy) - The Byrds |
  | 3. | Pretty Boy Floyd - The Byrds |
  | 4. | Bristol Steam Convention Blues - The Byrds |
  | 5. | Farther Along - The Byrds |
  | 6. | Contentment - Don Reno/Tennessee Cut-Ups/Bill Harrell/Don Reno & Bill Harrell |
  | 7. | Can't You Hear Me Callin' - Herb Pedersen |
  | 8. | Cora Is Gone - Herb Pedersen |
  | 9. | Choking the Strings - Don Reno/Tennessee Cut-Ups/Bill Harrell/Don Reno & Bill Harrell |
  | 10. | Uncle Pen - Ricky Skaggs |
  | 11. | Till the End of the World Rolls Round - Earl Scruggs |
  | 12. | Vision of Mother, A - Ricky Skaggs |
  | 13. | Big Country - Bela Fleck/Mike Marshall/Edgar Meyer/Bela Fleck & Edgar Meyer |
  | 14. | If I Could Be There - The O'Kanes |
  | 15. | So Long, So Wrong - Alison Krauss/Union Station/Alison Krauss & Union Station |
  | 16. | BP - Sam Bush/Joshua Bell/Mike Marshall/Edgar Meyer/Bela Fleck & Edgar Meyer |
  | 17. | Boy Who Wouldn't Hoe Corn, The - Alison Krauss/Union Station |
  | 18. | Little Maggie - Bluegrass Reunion |
  | 19. | Carrie Brown - Steve Earle/The Del McCoury Band |
  | 20. | Tortured, Tangled Hearts - Dixie Chicks |
  | 21. | Walls of Time - Ricky Skaggs |
  | 22. | Is the Grass Any Bluer - Rhonda Vincent |
  | 23. | Daniel Prayed - Patty Loveless |
  | 24. | Twelve Gates to the City - Ralph Stanley |
  | 25. | Soldier's Joy - Mark O'Connor |
| Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)   What I Expected And Desired This product met all expections. It is a great product for those desiring to listed to old time bluegrass music. Full of tradition. Submitted by martin139 (Chesapeake, VA, USA)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
You’re bound to discover something new about the genre This 4-CD box set with 109 songs captures the American bluegrass music tradition. This is quite an undertaking. Consider their objective to cover 80 years of music. Old-timey seeds planted by Gid Tanner and Charlie Poole in the 1920s are included. Bill Monroe, Ralph Stanley, and Flatt & Scruggs are well-represented with about 20% of the tracks. But so are the Carter Family, Roy Acuff, Carl Story, Arthur Smith, Osborne Brothers, Jim & Jesse, Jimmy Martin, The Byrds, Herb Pedersen, Ricky Skaggs, Blue Ridge Ramblers, Coon Creek Girls, Bailes Brothers, Molly O’Day, Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper, Mac Wiseman, Carl Butler, Louvin Brothers, Joe Maphis, Don Reno, Grandpa Jones, The O’Kanes, Mark O’Connor, Dixie Chicks, and Alison Krauss. What, they’re not all bluegrass! I guess it’s all in how you define the genre.
Songs from nearly two dozen record labels is included. A 58-page booklet comes with the CDs, and it has some excellent liner notes by Billy Altman and Ralph Stanley. This music was chosen by Shoreline Community College instructor Tom Moran for his on-line “History of Bluegrass” distance learning class. The anthology compiled by Gregg Geller is broad and expansive, and it’s a major milestone in the promotion of bluegrass music for a large label with the reputation of Columbia/Legacy to support such an endeavor. My hat’s off to them. Of course, every person’s 100 tracks documenting the “history of bluegrass” would be different. And the main question to ask about “Can’t You Hear Me Callin’” is does it adequately cover the main bases? With more than fifty different groups and solo artists sampled, I’d say that it does pretty well, but it certainly would’ve been exponentially enhanced with even 2-3 more CDs in the set.
Special rare tracks include some by The Coon Creek Girls (“Pretty Polly”), Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper (“On The Banks Of The River,” “Sunny Side Of The Mountain,” “Stoney, Are You Mad At Your Gal”), Carl Story & the Rambling Mountaineers, Don Reno.
Three previously unreleased songs include Carl Story’s “Don't You Hear Jerusalem Mourn,” Roy Hall & His Blue Ridge Entertainers’1938 version of “Orange Blossom Special,” and Sara & Maybelle Carter’s “No More Goodbyes” from 1966.
This is a fascinating and erudite collection that every bluegrass music lover could study for months. You’re bound to discover something new about the genre that you didn’t know before. (Joe Ross, staff writer, Bluegrass Now)
Submitted by Joe Ross (Roseburg, OR) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
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